@Canadiens de Montréal

Il y a quatre ans, Kent Hughes, agent de longue date de la LNH et natif de Beaconsfield, QC, a été nommé le 18e directeur général de l’histoire des Canadiens de Montréal. Lors de sa première conférence de presse, il a déclaré : « Nous allons créer une organisation moderne dont les joueurs voudront faire partie. »


Il y a quatre ans, Kent Hughes, agent de longue date de la LNH et natif de Beaconsfield, QC, a été nommé le 18e directeur général de l’histoire des Canadiens de Montréal. Lors de sa première conférence de presse, il a déclaré : « Nous allons créer une organisation moderne dont les joueurs voudront faire partie. »

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  2. joseflores1995

    I honestly was very skeptic since the start because of past regimes like gauthier, corey, gainey and bergevin but they have proven me wrong i WISHED we had this team with a prime 2015 carey price

  4. lynypixie

    And so he did. I still wish a strong “A-list” player would want to join us, but I am happy with our rooster, not gonna lie. I would rather have team unity than one superstar. Professional Sport is not just about the results (while it’s very very fun to be in the top), it’s mostly about how it makes us feel. I remember years where I just had indifference for the team. Mostly the Pattiorety as Captain years.

  5. LeBleuH8R

    Win us a cup and I’ll make a shrine for you KH.

  8. Majestic-Monk9041

    Soon there will be a Hughes #22, Hughes #43, and Hughes #86 on this team #makeithappen /s

  10. hockeynoticehockey

    Rookie GM, rookie coach.

    Last time we saw that was Houle and Tremblay, I still have PTSD from that..

    It has been so energizing seeing them rebuild this team into what pretty much everyone in the league sees already, a winning team, with a collective great attitude, and almost every key player playing below market value to give KH as much financial rope as he needs.

    Great time to be a Habs fan.

    Edit: Wow. An award. Thank you so much.

  12. destroyermaker

    Didn’t know he was an agent. Explains a lot

  13. BiteLive1404

    As a former NHLPA Agent, I can say Kent was respected by his peers, and his low key approach, that was always well thought out, rarely lead to failure! Regrettably , the day will come, because of the deep emotion of the historical nature of a Canadiens dynasty , we may all “ drive him out of town”, down the road! The fickle nature of Professional Sport!!!!

  14. Jbroy

    This and the Gorton hire have been the best moves the Habs made since probably drafting P. Roy. Yeah there have been great things they did in between, but having a great management group have benefits throughout the organization

  16. Ding__Dong___Ditch

    And wouldnt you know? He did just that

  18. 514link

    West Island a distinct society in a distinct society

  19. HabsFan77

    Kent will go down as one of the greatest GMs not only in Habs history, but NHL history as a whole

  20. Aggressive_Low7995

    Molson finally had the wisdom to realize he had to do things different to move the team into this century.

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